MUZII Gaming Computer Chair, Gaming Chair, Video Game Chairs with PU Leather and Adjustable Height, Racing Office Desk Chair with Wheels for Teens and Kids, Black

Been using this chair for over a year straight now (6-8 hrs a day) the only issue i find is the seat is a little narrow making it semi uncomfortable to stretch your legs to the side because of the curve at each end.Assembly was straightforward for someone who had never put together a chair before, took me a little over 30 minutes.As for useability, arm rests are a little wide compared to the seat width, and only adjust in two directions. The support pillows are great, back of the chair folds all the way back, flush with the seat, casters are plastic but feel solid and have no problem rolling the chair around while sitting.The fabric is very “contagious” any hair or bits of stuff stick to it easily, you may want to clean it by hand every week or so.Overall a very nice deal, I am extremely satisfied with my first gaming chair purchase, the price doesn’t demand much but it meets, if not exceeds expectations.Update. after using it daily for about five months now, the cushion forms to your butt, making it semi uncomfortable in hot weather cause you feel like you’re molded into the seat. Shifting around frequently helps a bit, but the foam inside is definitely low quality and deforms over the course of regular usage of several months

I recently purchased the Computer Gaming Chair with PU Leather, and it exceeded my expectations. The adjustable height feature provides optimal comfort, while the sleek design adds a stylish touch to my workspace. The PU leather not only looks premium but is also easy to clean. The chair's sturdy construction and smooth wheels make it a perfect fit for teens and kids alike. Overall, a fantastic addition for any gaming or office setup.

Good chair for the price. It arrived much faster than I expected, which is always a plus.Pros:The fabric is nice and you won't get sweaty.Bolstering is good and you really can get full back support from this chair.Relatively easy to assemble.The light green color is great.Cons:The seat bottom is VERY FIRM. I don't know if it will get softer with use, but out of the box it doesn't feel great.Armrests can rotate but there's no way to lock them in place, so I often end up rotating them by accident.No locking position when you're leaned back in the chair.The lumbar support pillow is weird. It's too thick, but the chair needs some lumbar support. If it were thinner, I think it would be a lot better.Overall, I think the pros outweigh the cons.

If you are looking for a great gaming chair, look no further. At first I was on the fench about ordering a chair that I couldn’t sit it first, I shopped around locally but could not find what I was looking for. I was looking for a gaming chair that had a cloth material instead of vinyl or leather and I came across these chairs. I could find much online with these so I contacted the seller and had all my questions answered, great customer service. Shipping was extremely fast, I received my chair in three days. The instructions are very clear, they recommend two people to put this chair together but if you’ve had any experience it can be done fairly easy by yourself. The only thing I would recommend is to use a little blue lock-tite on the screw threads to keep them in place over time. I’ve had numerous chairs with the natural movement the screws become loose and sometimes fall out so the lock-tite adds a little security. Now the important part, hows the chair?... The material seems to be very high quality, all the stitching lines up, no weird pinched or folded areas. I absolutely love the colors, the fabrics are bright and vibrant. The seat is a little stiff at first, I’ve had this chair a little over a week now and have spent 10+ hours a day in it with no discomforts. I didn’t think I would like the lumbar pillow nor did I think I would ever use this chair in the 85 degree position. But those two features have proven to come in handy. The arms rotation is a little tricky, they don’t lock into place but they do click into place as you rotate them. This hasn’t become an issue by any means, the contour of the arm rest fits your forearm very nicely. All and all, I would recommend this chair, for the price and the quality I don’t think you’ll find much better.

This chair has been, in short, a nightmare. It seemed like a good deal and a good chair for my son's bedroom. Spoiler alert: It wasn't.This chair came to us with a deep cut in the chair back. This didn't happen during shipping -- the chair was packed with the gash already in it. The company offered compensation for the gash since they couldn't ship out a new unit. Assembly was easy, there's a plus.Very early on, everything in this chair started creaking loudly. You can hear it rooms away. Almost immediately, the chair felt "loose" on the base/platform that connects to the stem. I tried to tighten the hex screws but everything seemed tight. I don't know what's wrong, but the whole chair (in the short time we've had it, with one person far under the weight limit of it) is tilting to one side. I think the metal that's holding the stem is bent. No clue, but it's shown far too much wear and tear in such a short amount of time.The hard plastic wheels also literally broke our vinyl flooring by splitting the seams when my son would roll over it. We replaced the wheels with softer, rubber, rollerblade-style wheels -- which as a bonus, were far quieter.This chair's back is held on solely by the armrests, so it's only a matter of time until one of the plastic arms snaps and the chair comes apart. I'm hoping we replace this heap of junk before my son leans back in it and tumbles backward onto the floor.I myself bought a stationary "waiting room" style chair for my own desk that was far cheaper and it's lasted more than four times longer than this crapper of a chair has.There's nothing you could do to get me to recommend this brand/company for chairs. It's helped me see that getting a deal on something, or planning to buy a cheaper item as an entry level investment, can be a really bad idea.